Landscape assessment
Soil, terrain, water, current use, infrastructure and operational constraints.
Agroforestry · Livestock · Productive restoration
Macaúba agroforestry systems designed for each landscape.
Macaúba can integrate trees, crops and livestock in a single production strategy. S.Oleum combines genetics, system design, implementation, management and monitoring to turn that potential into a technically coherent project.
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2,564 haacross integrated farms
700 haof domestication area
2 hubsfor research and development in Minas Gerais
Agroforestry · Livestock · Productive restoration
There is no single agroforestry model.
Macaúba arrangements may be intercropped, silvopastoral or agrosilvopastoral. Spacing, associated species, mechanization, access and schedules must respond to soil, climate, existing operations and target markets.
Design begins with the landowner’s objective and site suitability. Production, soil cover, animal movement, inter-row management, harvest and traceability are treated as parts of the same system.
- Integration of macaúba, pasture, annual crops and tree species.
- Planning for degraded or low-productivity land.
- Implementation, nutrition, management and mechanization protocols.
- Production, soil, biodiversity and carbon monitoring as required by scope.
How we work
Production design
Arrangements, spacing, associated species, access and implementation phases.
Coordinated implementation
Site preparation, planting, protection, inter-row management and integration with existing operations.
Adaptive management
Field indicators guide adjustments as the system develops.
Where the solution creates value
Livestock
Silvopastoral systems combining a tree component and animal production.
Agriculture
Annual or perennial intercrops selected for project phase, mechanization and market.
Industrial value chains
Planned renewable supply with provenance, protocols and traceability.
Frequently asked questions
Better decisions begin with the right questions.
Can macaúba be planted in pastures?
Silvopastoral systems are one option. Feasibility depends on climate, soil, design, livestock management, operations and economic objectives.
What spacing should be used?
There is no universal spacing. It varies with production system, associated species, mechanization, light access, management and harvest strategy.
Does agroforestry automatically generate carbon credits?
No. Carbon projects require a baseline, methodology, additionality, monitoring, verification and specific rules. The production system should be sound before any credit claim.
Next step
Let’s assess how macaúba fits your project.
Share the location, area, production objective and project horizon. S.Oleum’s team will indicate the most appropriate technical path to begin the conversation.
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